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Tuesday, October 03, 2006

$30 on Starbucks

Why we need a period of famine, war, and pestilence.

Starbucks must have called to find out what you are up to—what did you say?
I told them I want to visit every Starbucks and do something unique. I told them the truth.

That's still the main motivation?
It has not changed but it has expanded. Now that I've started getting publicity, it's been in the back of my mind that I could use this publicity to promote my philosophical ideas about how to change the world.

Why not?  After this tour de force he'll have all the qualifications of, say, Madeleine Albright. I know that I'm interested ...
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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous10/3/06, 10:58 AM

    After 29 cups in a day, what happens is you get delusions of grandeur.

    But you've already noticed that the counteragent for all that caffeine is listening to his plans :-)

    LGD

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  2. Anonymous10/4/06, 3:40 AM

    After 29 cups a day, the only thing grand is your bladder. Well, that and your kidney stones.

    I imagine he's so jacked up on caffeine he just RUNS from one store to the next.

    -- Jack

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  3. Bob Hawkins10/4/06, 5:01 PM

    Hey, Michael Barone has visited every congressional district in the USA, and now he's a big-name political pundit. This Winter guy can start a blog about public restrooms.

    BTW, is it OK for me to use the Turing word for a random password? I can't type the freakin' thing while I'm looking at it, I gotta figure some potsmoking hacker... no, wait a minute, a potsmoking hacker probably could type it. Forget it.

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